SCHOOL CANCELLATION/DELAYED OPENING
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In the event of no school, or delayed opening, broadcasts over local radio stations will begin at about 6:30
a.m. and continue at regular intervals. In addition, the district will send out a robo-call ASAP. You may
also call the Snow Line at 253-5170. Athletic event cancellations will be available at 253-6524.
For a two-hour delay, school will start at 9:26 a.m. and will end at 2:02 p.m.
For a three-hour delay, school will start at 10:26 a.m. and will end at 2:02 p.m.
I. REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION #6146
REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION
A graduate of the Enfield Public Schools must have earned a minimum of 24 credits, must have
met the established credit distribution requirement, and must have earned a 1.7 (C-) average
for all courses required for graduation. Beginning with the class of 2023, a graduate of the
Enfield Public Schools must have earned a minimum of 25 credits, must have met the
established credit distribution, and must have earned a 1.7 (C-) average for all courses required
for graduation. In accordance with Connecticut General Statutes, students must also meet
additional performance standards in literacy, numeracy, and science, with the goal of improving
learning for every student.
MINIMUM CREDITS, COURSE REQUIREMENTS, AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
Classes of 2021, and 2022
Credits and Required Courses: 24 Credits Required
• English 4 Credits
• Mathematics 4 Credits
(must include Algebra 1, unless successfully taken in middle school, and Geometry)
• Science 3 Credits
(3 credits must be in one of the NGSS pathways, as defined
in the Program of Studies)
• Social Studies consisting of: 3 Credits
(1) Credit—Modern World History
(1) Credit – US History or AP US History
(½) Credit – Civics in Action or AP Comparative Government and Politics*
(½) Credit – Foundations of Government or AP US Government and Politics*
*AP Comparative Government and Politics and AP US Government and Politics were
only offered as 0.5 credit options in the 2018-2019 school year. Beginning in the 2019-2020
school year, AP US Government and Politics will become a full-year, one credit course, and
earning one credit in this course can replace these two ½ credit requirements.
• Arts or Vocational Education** 1 Credit
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